Artist Talk – Eiko Ishibashi

Join MESS for an artist talk with visiting Japanese artist, Eiko Ishibashi who will be spending time as an artist in residency at MESS this June/July.

Eiko Ishibashi is a Japanese artist renowned for her film scores and multi-instrumentalist approach to song form. Her work has ranged from acclaimed singer-songwriter albums to scores for film and television to improvised music settings. Her improvised electronic sets draw on the breadth of her extraordinary output.

She is also a valued collaborator, working and recording often with artists as wide ranging as Keiji Haino, Charlemagne Palestine, Merzbow, Akira Sakata, John Duncan, Oren Ambarchi, and Jim O’Rourke.

Recent works includes the acclaimed soundtrack to the film “Drive My Car” as well as the solo album “For McCoy” released from Black Truffle.

Visit: https://eikoishibashi.net Listen: Bandcamp Follow: Instagram